Mining, Minerals and Mayhem Auction

2 tokens: Eagle Saloon (city misspelled), and Dinty Moore.

Al Erickson's "Saloon Tokens of the United States". The Midway was operated by G. Thibodeau circa 1914-1918. Bonner is just east of Mi...

A unique cutout eagle design makes this piece remarkable.

In 1879, the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad established a busy rail line through Raton. The town became a mining, ranching and trading center

4 different tokens: 5, 10, 25 & 50c.

Obverse: French Saloon / Good for / One drink; reverse: blank.

Three denominations of the Blue Diamond store tokens: 25c, 50c and $1.

12 tokens from the town created by the building of Hoover Dam.

Obverse: S / Rawhide / Nevada; reverse: Good For / 5 / cents / In Trade.

Obverse: Merchants / 12 1/2 / Hotel; reverse: (pictorial) bullfrog.

3 different tokens: B. F. M. Co., Eastside and Kentucky Bar, Nelson M. Cook.

Rare Nevada pictorial token: burro on reverse. Obverse: Good For One Drink / 12 1/2c / East Side / Bar / Caliente, Nev.

Obverse: Gus Gigilos / Candelarie, / Nev.; reverse: Good for 12 1/2c / In Trade. Possibly the finest known example.

Obverse: Carrara Hotel / Nardini Bros / Patrick & Co. S.F.; reverse: Good For / 10c / At Bar.

Obverse: J.H.T. / Carrara, / Nev.; reverse: Good For / 12 1/2 / Cents / At The Bar.

13 examples of different dates and denomination.

A saloon token from Nevada's state capitol.

Obverse: Tom Bareilles / Elk / Saloon; reverse: Good For / 12 1/2c / Drink or Cigar.

Obverse: Cobre / Hotel; reverse: Good For / 12 1/2c / In Trade.

Obverse: Columbia / Saloon / John Rolletto; reverse: Good For / 12 1/2c / In Trade.

1 3/8” yellow chip with 4 green checks. Very clean and in excellent condition with sharp edges. The Tahoe Biltmore was built in 1946 and underwent a

1 3/8” red chip with tan checks. Excellent condition with sharp edges. The History of the Tahoe Biltmore began in 1946. When new owners purchased th

Obverse: Goshute Mer. Co. / Currie, Nevada; reverse: Good For / One / Meal.

2 tokens from Bert Barnoni and C. Digino's establishments.

Obverse: Paul & Staton / Deeth, Nev.; reverse: Good For / 5c / In Trade.

7 tokens, 6 from East Ely and one from Duckwater in Nye county.

2 tokens: 1) obverse: Bakery Saloon / Joe Currey Prop.; reverse: Good For / 12 1/2c / In Trade; 2) obverse: Amistrad / Hotel; reverse: Good For / 5c /

12 tokens: Liberty, Kelley's Place, H. Pohlabel, Mason Products, Star Bar, Kandy Kids (2), J.B. Co.(2), J.R. Plunkett, Rex Cigar Store, Hot Spri...

13 tokens from Elko: The Pioneer (8), and The Palm (5). Different varieties of each.

Brass face plate: The First National Bank / 592 / Elko, Nevada

9 tokens from the Meyer Hotel in Elko.

2 examples of Owl Saloon/Bar tokens.

Obverse: E. & W. P. T. Co. / 1896; reverse: Good For / 12 1/2c / Supplies.

9 tokens: R&K Pool Hall, Pullman, Union Ely Drug Co., Stock Exchange Bar, National Bar, Northern Hotel, Ruth Club and W & B.

13 tokens from Ely, several duplicates. Including Ely Buffet, Elite Bar, Apex Bar, Bank Buffet, Brady's Bar, The Bud, Dewey Trade Check.

13 tokens from Ely.

Obverse: Good for / 10c / Mike Mirich; reverse: blank.

2 tokens, 5 and 10 cents.

5 different tokens: The Kozy, Villanueva Bros., Overland Bar, Mission Pool Hall, Hoffman Bar.

Obverse: Franktown / Hotel / Franktown / Nev.; reverse: Good For / 5c / In Trade.

Obverse: G.N. Shallenberger / Golconda / Nev.; reverse: Good For / 1 / Drink.

Obverse: Central Saloon / Good / For One; reverse: goldfield / 416 / Main St. / Moise S.F.

Obverse: Cobweb Saloon / Goldfield, / Nev.; reverse: Good For / 6 1/4c / In Trade.

Founded in 1902, Goldfield became the largest city in Nevada for a time with over 30,000 residents.

Two tickets: Good for 12 1/2c at The Bank; Good For 5 1/2c Drinks or Cigars at The Office.

3 different tokens: Broadway Baking, J.D. Lathrop, John Webber.

4 tokens: Polin Bros (2), Hoffman Bar, and a 1906 Indian Cent pressed into a medallion.

Obverse: Central Saloon / Good / For One; reverse: goldfield / 416 / Main St. / Moise S.F.

Obverse: Nesbitt Bros / Quality / Grocers / Goldfield, Nev.; reverse: Good For / 1 / Loaf of bread. Holed.

2 medals: one a souvenir of the Jas. J. Corbett-Fitzsimmons fight in Carson City March 17, 1897; the other a one ounce silver round from the Goldfield

3 tokens from the Nevada California Power Company.

3 examples, including the rare brass variety.

2 different types.

2 tokens: O.F. Schwarz and Quinn's Ice Cream Parlor.

Lot of 2 different tokens: one in fine condition, the other corroded.

Obverse: Post Office / Store / Imlay, Nev.; reverse: Good For / 12 1/2 / c / In Trade. The Imlay post office was opened October 3, 1908. A division p

2 Hotel Lamoille tokens, and one from Jiggs.

One Jumbo Club token in fine condition and one corroded.

Obverse: Franko & Sacino / & Co. / Kimberly, / Nev.; reverse: Good For / 12 1/2c / In Trade.

2 tokens from Lane City: 1) obverse: Dew Drop / Lane City / Nev.; reverse: Good For / 12 1/2c / At the Bar; 2) obverse: Martin Place / Lane, Nev.; rev

Obverse: Arizona / Club / Las Vegas / Nev.; reverse: Good For / One / Drink.

2 tokens: Arcade Bar and Colorado Bar.

4 tokens: Squires, Union, Las Vegas and Lincoln Hotels.

3 tokens from Sin City: Las Vegas Cigar Stand, E.S. Shepard, New Hofbrau.

2 tokens: one good for a pint, and one for a quart

Obverse: Oppedyk / Jersey / Dairy; reverse: Good For / One / Pint / Milk.

Obverse: Mammoth / Mine / 680 / Boarding House. Dunn notes this is erroneously listed as a Nevada piece since the Mammoth Mine is actually located in

Obverse: Depot Saloon / Louis Quilici / Lovelocks, Nev.; reverse: Good For / 12 1/2 / cents / In Trade.

8 tokens including a "good for" ticket from Davin's Rendezvous.

3 tokens: two from Owl Bar, one Owl Saloon.

6 medals: two from Nevada Douglas Copper Company, one from Mason Valley Mining Co. And one from Tonopah Extension Mining Company, one Mohawk, one Smit

Luning is a ghost town in Mineral County.

Obverse: Commerical Bar / McDermitt / Nevada; reverse: Good For / 12 1/2 / cents / In Trade.

5 different tokens.

6 tokens: Victory, Brunswick(3), London and Liberty pool halls.

4 tokens: A. Bryant, C.H. Roach, and L. E. Killian (2).

2 tokens: Macks, and R.K. Donaldson ( counterstamped McBrid).

Obverse: V.K. Jones / Overton, / Nevada.

3 tokens from the Duck Valley Indian reservation.

Token Reads: Standard/Club/Quartette//*5*// Brass, 23mm XFAU Choice dark toning. This discovery piece was purchased with a major Nevada collection.

Obverse: S / Rawhide / Nevada; reverse: Good For / 5 / cents / In Trade.

Eight aluminum encased pennies (two pennies missing) from various Nevada locations.

V. Bony was proprietor of this Biggest Little City saloon.

4 tokens: 10c,25c, 50c & 1.00 denominations.

Token Reads: Rainbow Club inc. /Good for/1/Free Game/146 N Center St.Reno, Nevada//(around the edge) Your prosperity is built on 4 corners here/Good F

4 rare tokens: Homestead, Reno French, and Palace(2) Bakeries.

18 miscellaneous tokens from the Biggest Little City in the World.

15 tokens: Hotel Golden (4), Grand Cigar Store, Garnd Buffet, Mecca, Oberon, E.H. Lovejoy Co., Hood & Levinson, R. Herz, Gallery Hotel, Hotel Gold

The Biggest Little City in the World had several saloons with tokens.

3 tokens from the possible bawdy house known as the Stag Inn.

Obverse: The / Tunnel / Saloon; reverse: Good For / One / Cigar or Drink.

"R." / 2 / 1909 / Dog / Tax

Obverse: Mountain Bell / Club / Rhyolite, Nev.; reverse: Good For / 12 1/2c / In Trade.

2 rare tokens from Rhyolite

Obverse: 44 / Searchlight / Dog Tax / 1911; reverse: blank.

Obverse: Art Brockliss / Sheridan, / Nevada; reverse: Good For / 5c / In Trade.

A cardboard ticket: obverse: Good For One Drink / Bonanza Hotel / J.J. Winn / Silver City, Nev.; reverse: Drink / Jesse Moore / A.A / Whiskey.

Obverse: A. Hankins / Skelton, / Nev.; reverse: Good For / 12 1/2c / In Trade.

3 different types: 10c, 25c, $1.00.

2 tokens: Half Way Bar, and Thompson Mercantile Co.